The South is very "unwired."

[Lady Celeste]

Southern cities were very well represented in Intel's "Most Unwired Cities" survey.

Sorry guys but I'm not good with posting these http:// address

The article is here:

http://www.intel.com/personal/wireless/unw...ities/index.htm

If this is a duplicate thread then I do apologize.

[satalac]

wow, nashville ranked a lot higher than i thought it would. i'm really glad to see knoxville on that list too. the south is indeed well represented on that list.

[The_sandlapper]

I see Cola ranked in the middle of the pack.

[atlrvr]

I can't believe Charlotte made it in at 17.....we are usually at the bottom of the heap when it comes to technology.....I guess the Blackberries are helping us.

[peaceloveunderstanding]

This is actually a list I agree with. The whole thing looks about right.

[monsoon]

Well I telecommute to work, have VoIP telephone service, 6M cable internet, satelllite TV, XM and Sirus radio in my cars and boat, and 2 mobile phones.

Sometimes I turn off all the electronic stuff and go camping to have some disconnect from all the technology.

[rocket9561]

Even the Krystals' in Nashville have wireless so I'm not surprised to see it on the higher end of the list.

[johnnydr87]

little rock: 59....that's up 32 positions from last year. we're movin' on up.

[MikesLogic]

I'm surprised Charleston isn't listed higher then 32. I went "Wardriving" with a friend of mine through DT about a year ago and it seemed every block there were about 4 or 5 available public wifi spots and many more private. If their list included N. Chas and the whole metro area I could understand that bringing the score down a good bit considering the difference in densities.